Another 5 Star Perfect visit to Da Angelo's. Fourth visit in our fourth visit to Hobart....here's…read moreto a fifth in 2025! We have learned that if you are thinking about going make a reservation as soon as you can. When we arrived Angelo was working. We all smiled. The place was packed. Everyone seemed to be celebrating birthdays and there were mainly locals. We ordered our regular pizza. A large Fraraccio, no olives, no anchovies, add onion, capers and oregano. A simple salad with an Italian vinaigrette. The salad arrived and in its simple form was beautiful. The pizza arrived and now we know this 'ugly' pizza is delicious. It has taught us over the years to not 'judge a book by its covers!'. We ate until we almost could and then remembered the Tiramisu. We put our forks down and asked for a to go bag. It is great at room temperature and few hours later! We ordered the tiramisu, it arrive and it was art on a plate. And as delicious as we remembered. Oh my, not a morsel left and finished with a complementary limoncello delivered by Angelo. The restaurant is homey as it gets. The staff are so friendly and competent. It's like one big happy family. The food is great. Prices are reasonable. Highly recommend. Make Reservation.

When my hotel made the reservation, I was given the impression that I would be seated at the…read morecommunal bench rather than a table. As my table was at the small corner by the soda refrigerator in the front, I wish I had been seated at the communal bench. There were takeaway customers seated by me waiting for their order. As I enjoy people watching, I had thought it was the worst area of the restaurant to do just that. Fortunately, my waitress was super nice, friendly and provided helpful recommendations, for dinner and places to visit during the rest of my holiday. She made me forget about the terrible table and the guy near me who waited a significant time for his order. Due to her recommendation, I had the Bianco with the Nicolina's Special, entree portion rather than the main. My waitress made sure to warn about the amount of garlic in the sauce. The potato gnocchi and the squid rings absorbed the garlic butter sauce so well, I did not realize I was eating squid if it was not for a few crunchy bites. Although I did not need it, the smaller entree portion gave me an additional excuse to order dessert. I was ready to order my Italian default dessert which is tiramisu, but I asked my waitress for her recommendation as she has yet to fail me. I instead ordered the special which had to been concocted by a chocoholic, a chocolate pudding covered with warm chocolate sauce and served with vanilla ice cream. Enough said. I knew it would not be American style pudding. The dessert resembled a warm, very moist cake. Due to where I was seated, I could not flag my waitress. On the other hand, there were two employees huddled by the bench for table. One clearly noticed me fiddling on my phone as we exchanged eye contact. Eventually, my waitress came by to check on me.

Great food. Affordable. Nice location...right on Kingston beach.excellent service. Only very small…read morenegative about the place is that you end up smelling like a deep fryer after dining in...it has an open kitchen and ventilation must be poor. They often have live music here too. Great place to eat any night of the week.

Really good local restaurant. We generally get take-aways but have also eaten in. The epic chicken…read moreburger is a winner. Bar facilities offer a wide range of beers and wine. Service is always friendly and efficient. A warm atmosphere makes for a pleasant dining experience.

This was a lucky find for us!! We didn't expect to get such wonderful and authentic Vietnamese…read morefood in regional Tasmania. Our pho was fragrant and delicious and the service was excellent. If we lived nearby we would eat there all the time!

Don't be fooled by the simplistic decor as this place is a winner! The food variety is terrific and…read moreof high quality. Being BYO also provides a pleasant way to enjoy your best drop aligned to the many choices of food. Mine host is very friendly and chatty as well. Highly recommend this place!

Reservations seem to be two seatings, 5:30 and 7:30. We were in the 5:30 sitting and it was packed…read more It's a very cozy vibe as it's simulating being on the inside of an old ship. I liked the vibe and it was fun to look around as we ate to see all the decorations. Creative. For dinner I had the batter fried prawns. I got the main (not entree) version and I got 9 shrimp. Yikes, it was a ton to eat, plus side of salad and couscous. Really liked my meal, although I wished I had got the smaller entree version. Staff worked well as a team.

The Drunken Admiral is a great pub on the waterfront in Hobart. Great food and great drinks…read more There is no draught beer, but many good beers by the can. Had a great dinner - oyster shooter, spring rolls, chicken curry, swordfish. All excellent. Fun place to hang out in Hobart.

This feels a little premature. Five star reviews should really only be doled out after more than…read moreone visit, IMO. But I'm gonna do it anyway because this place is too delightful. Firstly, let's set the scene. Heavens Above is a tearoom in an old/ex church space, with a little graveyard out the front, to boot. Classic. There's a breakfast menu and a lunch menu, but if you arrive just on the cusp of lunch the kitchen will probably still be kind enough to fry you up some crispy bacon and mushrooms, aka the perfect simple breakfast menu item. Definitely don't go past the drinks menu either--I couldn't quite fit in the namesake hot chocolate on my first visit but I've thought about it at least twice a week since my visit and I'll be returning soon to hit dat. Top it all off at Heavens Above with wonderfully sweet service and you've got five stars from me. I can't help myself. Send me back to Heaven.

Maybe it wasn't a good day. Signature Hot Chocolate seemed like ordinary hot chocolate. Pie with…read morea bit of salad seemed costly at $15. Sat at wonky table. Even though it's a refurbished church - there are no windows to see out of and it felt a little 'dull'. Will go again though as I am a local and definitely want to give it another try.

We have been here several times for dinner and the food and service was always excellent. There's…read morelimited seating so make sure you get in early with any bookings. They offer takeaway as well if you don't feel like eating in. Food was delicious!

It was a very nice dinner. My only complaint would be that the curry puffs although very nice were…read morereally small and probably not worth $9. Nice and quiet atmosphere and great food

Go there often It's beautiful little cafe with incredible…read moredrinks Service is usually very fast

A top breakfast cafe featuring beautiful and intriguing dishes, fresh produce, and great coffee…read morewith friendly staff.

The most amazing beer battered flathead I have ever tasted…read more And the fat chunky chips weren't far behind. The first time I have eaten here but b it will not be the last.

Winning in my books, in that you are open New Years Day. The food was fancy pub fare. Lots of it…read moreand great quality with supporting Tassie wines. Thanks Shaun for being a great front of house!

The food here was amazing and exceeded our expectations. We…read morehad the fish and chips and the chicken burger. The fresh bread and butter was scrumptious. Beautiful water views from the restaurant.

Pier One serves good quality (if not very adventurous) food with a beautiful outlook of the Derwent…read moreRiver. The restaurant has indoor seating, outdoor seating and a 'lounge' area with couches and coffee tables if you aren't having a full meal. The space is open and relaxed and makes good use of light and the scenery. The biggest issue I have with Pier One is that it is in the Wrest Point Casino complex - I don't gamble and find casinos in general to be tacky and boring. However, if you are like me it is possible to access the restaurant whilst still avoiding pretty much the entire casino by using the lower entrance or wandering around the water-side boardwalk.